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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1936

Page

4

American Inventor Puzzle Clues Across and Down

A crossword style list presents clues for a vertical and horizontal puzzle. Entries range from items like telegraph origins to French soldier and tennis stroke, with numbers marking positions and mixed wordplay referencing historical invention themes.

How Moon and Sun Shape Ocean Tides

Uncle Ray explains tides arise from gravity of moon and sun as earth spins daily. The moon’s pull dominates surface tides, creating two highs and two lows, with spring tides when sun and moon align. The moon’s distance and rotation cause one lunar face, while daylight and night temperatures on the moon vary greatly.

Uncle Ray Freda Kemps

Army Navy first day stamps announced for Washington sale

Washington announces the first day issue of the Army and Navy one cent stamps on Tuesday December 15. Collectors should prepare self addressed envelopes with room for three stamps each. The Army stamp features Washington and Greene. the Navy stamp shows John Paul Jones and Barry with the Bon Homme Richard and Lexington in the background.

Washington Navy Washington, D. C Army George Washington Nathaniel Greene John Paul Jones John Barry Lexington

Modern Etiquette Questions and Answers

Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions about matching paper and envelopes, appropriate morning attire for a Sunday breakfast, and what utensil accompanies a lemon at tea. The guidance emphasizes consistency in size color and quality, and suggests a lemon fork for tea service.

Look and Learn by A. C. Gordon Quiz Key

Answers cover December 25 in Japan the Taisha death anniversary on. Ful ton's first steamboat trial occurred on the Hudson River. The chief god of ancient Rome is Jupiter. Nativity is the birth of Jesus. The Helvetic republic commonly refers to Switzerland.

Japan Fulton Rome Taisha Hudson River Jupiter Jesus Switzerland

How Can I Prevent Wood Tubs From Shrinking

How can I prevent the shrinkage of wooden tubs and baskets when not used for some time. Fill the bottom with about two or three inches of water to prevent shrinkage. If left empty it will warp and finally fall apart.

Lessons in English by W. IL. Gordon

A compact language note featuring usage tips and pronunciation guides. It highlights common errors, misspellings, and synonyms. The piece promotes vocabulary growth and presents today’s word EXHILARATE meaning to enliven and cheer.

W. IL. Gordon Frank

Begonias Diverse Varieties Guide Window Displays Emerge

A modern exploration notes many begonia types developed in recent years offering a wide range for homes. Garden writers describe numerous cultivars and color forms, suggesting begonias can fill an entire window display.

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